Making her rounds around the promotional circuit, Jessica Alba was spotted out at ABC Studios in New York City on Monday (December 13).
The “Machete” babe looked cute in an oversized sweater and skinny jeans as she tended to an appearance on the “Today” show.
Earlier in the day, Alba bundled up and stopped by “Live With Regis and Kelly” sporting a super straight beautiful ‘do to talk about her upcoming movie “Little Fockers.”
During the morning press rounds, Jess explained a misunderstood quote published by Elle. She told, “There was an article written recently where I was completely and totally paraphrased and things were taken out of context and mushed together.”
“It was a four-hour interview that got condensed into a page and a half for a fashion magazine … Basically I was [really] saying that I didn’t have the courage and didn’t really understand how to bring my own thing to the table and I would never veer away from the script, ever, no matter what. Even when actors would go off book, I didn’t know what to say,” she added.
Two of Hollywood’s hottest actors teamed up for it, and Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp’s “The Tourist” hits theaters today (December 10).
The film is a romantic thriller that revolves around Frank (played by Depp) who is visiting Italy in order to mend a broken heart while Elise (played by Jolie) plays an extraordinary woman who deliberately crosses his path.
While promoting her highly-anticipated film, the “Changeling” actress revealed to MTV News that she wants to do other things in life aside from acting.
When asked if she’d retire or act forever, she said, “Retirement. Certainly not act to the bitter end. I’d like to think I’d do other things.”
Two of Hollywood’s hottest actors teamed up for it, and Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp’s “The Tourist” hits theaters today (December 10).
The film is a romantic thriller that revolves around Frank (played by Depp) who is visiting Italy in order to mend a broken heart while Elise (played by Jolie) plays an extraordinary woman who deliberately crosses his path.
While promoting her highly-anticipated film, the “Changeling” actress revealed to MTV News that she wants to do other things in life aside from acting.
When asked if she’d retire or act forever, she said, “Retirement. Certainly not act to the bitter end. I’d like to think I’d do other things.”
With her latest film “Black Swan” hitting theaters today (December 3), Mila Kunis has been busy with promotional duties.
During a Friday appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” the “Extract” star filled Ellen in on what it was like filming sex scenes with Justin Timberlake for another film called “Friends With Benefits” which is due out next July.
Mila admitted, “I mean, the truth is, we got to have very uncomfortable scenes for two weeks. There’s like 150 crew men watching and you see each other’s bits and pieces. The whole thing is just wrong!”
Meanwhile, “Black Swan” is already making headlines for the daring love scene Kunis shares with co-star Natalie Portman.
Fresh off of a stay at a transitional facility following a stint in Celebrity Rehab, Rachel Uchitel was spotted out for a promotional stop in New York City on Monday (November 29).
Decked out in a fancy jacket in shades, the former mistress of Tiger Woods stopped into the “Today” show as she pushes forth with her efforts to release a new book.
Meanwhile, Miss Uchitel recently spoke with Radar Online about her personal issues – claiming to be addicted to love.
She said, ”It is the most common addiction in the world, yet it is also the addiction most commonly pushed under the rug because people don’t believe it exists.”
“People think it is a moral issue if somebody falls in love, all over the place. It is not, it is a disease and disorder; it is where you feel like you have a hole in your heart and you are waiting for a knight in shining armor to come and save you.”
Rachel finishes, “But it is not an excuse for anyone’s behavior. You get stuck in relationships that are not right for you; you basically put a mask over somebody’s head and pretend they’re somebody they’re not.”
